DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY & BIOCHEMISTRY
	State University of New York
	Oneonta, NY 13820

The department offers courses in the five major areas of chemistry: analytical, biochemistry, inorganic, organic, and physical. Students completing the undergraduate degree are well-prepared to begin a career or advanced study in chemistry or related disciplines. In addition to serving chemistry majors, the department offers courses for students in premedicine, predentistry, biology, dietetics, earth sciences, physics, education, and cooperative engineering programs. Introductory courses present the principles and applications of chemistry to non-science majors. The chemistry program is approved by the Committee on Professional Training of the American Chemical Society. For more information, see the department office in Room 121 of the Physical Science Building, call 607-436-3193 (fax, 607-436-2654), or email the Chairman, Dr. John Schaumloffel.

What's New in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department -- Spring 2005
Department receives $125,000 grant for nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer	$800,000 grant in science education!
Book Published

THE DEPARTMENT & ITS FACILITIES
The Chemistry/Biochemistry Faculty	Department Facilities
Analytical and Environmental Chemistry	Careers for Chemistry Graduates
DOWNLOAD A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ON THE CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT

CHEMISTRY PROGRAMS AT SUNY-ONEONTA
B.S. in Chemistry	B.S. in Chemistry with American Chemical Society Accreditation
B.S. in Chemistry -- Biochemistry Track	Minor in Chemistry
B.S. in Environmental Sciences --- Concentration in Chemistry

Are you interested in a career in medicine? Think about majoring in one of the chemistry programs!
Are you interested in a career in biology, earth science, physics, or any area of engineering or medicine?
Be sure to enroll in General Chemistry -- a basic course in all of these areas -- in your first year.

WEB SITES FOR CHEMISTRY COURSES
General Chemistry (Kotz)	Organic Chemistry (Knauer)
General Chemistry (Pence)	Biochemistry (Helser)
Chemistry 111/112 Laboratory	Senior Seminar-- Spring 2002 (Chem 398)
Chemistry in Everyday Life (Chem 100/Tausta)	Chem 361/362 -- Analytical/Environmental Chemistry
Physical Chemistry (351, 352, 353)

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT & CHEMISTRY

 Some Alumni of the Chemistry Department -- Links to Homepages

Useful World Wide Web Sites for Chemistry

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This page is maintained by J. Kotz, last updated February 2005